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interruption challenge by mizface
Title: Scenes From an Italian Restaurant
Author: mizface
Fandom: due South
Pairing: F/K (implied)
Rating: G
Word Count: 940
A/N: Title from a Billy Joel song. And I did use the prompt, just in a blink and you’ll miss it kind of way
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Interruptions by exbex
Title: Interruptions
Author: exbex
Characters: Fraser/Vecchio
Length: 1200 words
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Fraser wants to tell Ray how he feels.
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ADMIN: Interruptions challenge
Announcing the Interruptions challenge. Crimes, speeches, sex -- you name it, the Due South characters can interrupt it or be interrupted doing it. \o/
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Spooked Challenge by mizface
Title: With Apologies to Poe
Author: mizface
POV: RayK
Rating: G
Word Count: 1385
It's the bicentennial of “The Raven” - combine that with a “Spooked” challenge, and I couldn’t resist.
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Spooked challenge by exbex
Title: Dead Men Seldom Speak
Author: exbex
Character: Vecchio
Warning: character death (spoiler, highlight to read)
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Spooked challenge by china shop
Frannie gen, 500 words, G-rated. Character death.
Thanks and more thanks to mergatrude for beta.
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[spooked challenge by Sionnain]
Title: Spookshow, baby
Author: Sionnain
Fandom: due South
Pairing: Kowalski/Vecchio
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 3714
Summary: Ray comes home from work on Halloween night, and finds Kowalski has made a very bad choice about what to watch on TV.
AN: Written for the "spooked" challenge for ds_flashfiction. Title from the Rob Zombie song of the same name. Thanks to waltzfornight for the ( Read more... ) -
Spooked challenge by Aria
Title: Carry On
Author: Aria
Pairing: Kowalski/Vecchio
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 8299
Summary: What's worse than a dead best friend? A dead best friend who sits in your armchair going on about unfinished business and giving you worried looks. In which Fraser and Vecchio each try to be helpful in their own way, and Ray just tries to get on with his ( Read more... )